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Pakistan Offers Aid to Myanmar and Thailand Amid Earthquake Disaster

  In the wake of a devastating earthquake that has claimed over 1,000 lives in Myanmar and caused significant destruction in Thailand, Pakistan has extended its support to both nations. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed deep sorrow over the tragedy, offering assistance to help alleviate the suffering of those affected. The earthquake, measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale, struck near Sagaing in central Myanmar, causing widespread devastation. Reports indicate that numerous buildings were flattened, bridges were downed, and roads were severely damaged. The tremor was followed by a substantial aftershock, further complicating rescue and recovery efforts. In Thailand, a 30-story skyscraper under construction collapsed, adding to the tragic toll in the region. Prime Minister Sharif took to social media to convey Pakistan's solidarity, stating, “Pakistan stands in solidarity with Thailand and Myanmar, offers our support and wishes them strength, safety, and a swift recovery from thi...
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All Eyes on Rafah': The meaning behind the post going viral on Instagram

 


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The viral spread of the "All Eyes on Rafah" message on social media has shone a necessary light on concerning developments in the besieged Strip. 


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Created by a user in Malaysia, the simple yet powerful post featuring tents arranged in a cry for attention has resonated widely, with over 35 million shares on Instagram alone. 


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This massive grassroots response indicates a strong desire among netizens to comprehend why Rafah has emerged as a focal point. The city in Gaza finds itself in a precarious situation, with lives continually at risk.


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By drawing global eyes to recent strikes and the dire humanitarian conditions faced by civilians, the post aims to hold accountable those inflicting harm while also advocating for impacted communities. 


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